We will be sailing on the beautiful Radiance of the Seas next year. The date is Feb. 24-28th. The ship will sail out of Tampa to Key West and Coco Cay. The Radiance has a Chops Steakhouse, Portofino's fine Italian Dining, The Seaview Cafe in addition to the Windjammer and the regular dining room. We are going back to two seatings at dining. We will have a 6:15pm and 8:15pm dining. This ship offers sports courts, a water slide for the kids, miniature golf for our "Celebrity Golf Tournament", the only self leveling billiard tables on the sea, a three story theater, elevators that face the ocean and much larger cabins to just name a few of the amenities! This is a very big upgrade in the class of ship that we had with the Grandeur of the Seas.
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Robert was a standout running back and track star while attending OSU and then a NFL standout with the Minnesota Viking. Smith retired at the peak of his career. Smith's finest year as a pro came in the 2000 season, leading the NFC in rushing with 1,521 yards. He retired at the end of the season, despite being at the peak of his career. We are thrilled to have him on the cruise this year!
Otis was a fullback for OSU from 1967-69. He led the team in rushing every year of his college career. In 1969 he was as a consensus first-team All-American selection, and was seventh in the vote for the Heisman Trophy. Otis was inducted into the OSU Varsity Hall of Fame in 1996. In the Ohio State record book, he remains second only to Archie Griffin among Ohio State running backs in career rushing yards per game. In 2000, Otis was selected to the Ohio State All-Century Team. GO BUCKS!
From 1975 through 1987, Ohio State's premier linebacker wore No. 36. All-American Chris Spielman will be joined by All-American Tom Cousineau (1975-78) who went on to become the No.1 pick in the 1979 NFL draft and All-American Marcus Marek (1979-82) who is still the leading tackler in OSU history and All-American Bruce Elia who played both fullback and linebacker for the Buckeyes. What a photo op!
Bean-ie....Bean-ie....Chris Wells will be joining us this year on the 2011 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer. Chris (Beanie) Wells is currently a running back with the Arizona Cardinals.
The "Animal" Joe Laurninaitis, 4-Time NWA Tag-Team World Wrestling Champion, will also be joining his son James
Chris Spielman will once again be joining us on the 2011 Buckeye Cruise for Cancer.
PASSPORT REQUIRED FOR 2011 BUCKEYE CRUISE FOR CANCER